https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/07aa9e7b08137f8bff0749199bff932c.pdf 791829e050ca96c255f528935adb5971 PDF Text Text i .. 10-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jim."25, 1962 Sco11ts Place SORORITY SOCIAL CiLENDAR IS Attention On FEATURED BY SKATING PARTY Summer Pro1'eet l' I I ' ' • ' - • 1 ' ::.ro . t'hJP1 lo.... - _ . . . )to 1<11 ,....,...._ llot ·lupoi lob II An7<J110 wilhlng .. dooalo for w- Building. .!lec:ond n! tbe oupper may telepiopr\f Mrp. dfot>ort, Obio, " . ·; •mold, Mrs. Rt•hor.d · . ...., when tbe Chatter club • • Karr Sr or tbe Sallabury Sdlocil. PLEA&ANT VALLEY HOSPrrAJ; 'l'ht> Ohio Eta Phi Chapter. Beta nn atterxJnnce t'Ont~t wen made Salisbury Girl Scouts Troop SiJ: '1\lelday ew;nlfll at the home of A., pl~ potluck d~ pre- Plans were completed for • Tmie ~I shin~ to donate for the ADMITI'ED: Frar.k Estes. ft.. Sigma Phi Sorority met Tuesday Pnrt namerl a!' ('apt::lln~ werP Mrs. ~et Monduy even:.Jg at t.h~ bome Mn. Tom Stewart, Rutland. ,ceded tHe; Janu~ meetmg of the oommwnty jitney supper at tht white elephant Pie or home made Pleasant · Mrs. Wilbert Hart1eJ,; evening at the ofrire of the Ohio Joseph Nowt>ll and Mn. R•t"hard of Mrs John Moore, Chetter Durbag the bullaeas aeu.loo iD Put' Matroos , ¢ _r,meroy Chap- lsaliibury ~ 1bunday, Feb- articles may caD ?4n. Norma iRed .Ho~se; Mn. ndrly Warner'. . Mlddl rt Hovaltcr Road wheq plans for a trlp to be ••·-• of Mn --wart, ~sl· j ter OTtS held Tuuday evening I ruary 1, bea"innlng at 4: ~ p. m. 1,.._ • ..a...ln •• Henry _ _ or p Ohio . Fuel Gal> Company m epo . , I . uuae. · .._ r· ~ 8t the A1a1J0rue Teln 1e 'tb 1J ~ goine~ to the uuuuw , ,.mn. "e··~ omeroy · . 00 wiih the president . Mrs. Richard The group diSf'Ussro pans 1 made thJs suml1lfJtk"!ere d~! ~ dent, it waa vcyd to c~e t~ Mn frttt Bl~ President;~ ~~cy ~ad [leave them with Mrs. Huber DiSCHARGED: Mrs. Mary ()o.. Se;;:ly~e;.r;;;':_';;;h;;;ar~ge;;;o;o;w.;,be..n~p-ia.,n•......fo'jr I:smg :e:!ll projf'ct dish dolhs a!f a mon~:./tah •t· ed and money fma ~~g t ~roF" .. 1meetings .f!'Om the fourth Tuelday I eel.. tbe. __,1..... 'wJUt ~ '.lbe" Mei•a Countv Moto~ycle Brown at the Marguerite S h o e er!er, West Columbia ; ~rs. Fe!'<! II w~s announL~ a tp earn rnoJleY ov ,.~~: np were to the third Thunday. Games open ..,...'""6 . -o ' . , • ris HUt w~ Columbia; J b 1 0 N 1~w Hnvt>n Women's Club planned. . Iwere played and prizes awafded ,Uon&. · I\ nadlrt~ club w_1ll be ln charge of parking Shop. Durst Pr. PI asant · E!r]l..oeketi · 1!1 spon:~; orin ~ a canl party Ft>hruThe troop was divided In~ two to Mr11. Vaughan Price, M r 1 , wall~ !J!l_ "M-:'. E. J. of cars and ~ ~sbury G i r~ JUIMMAGE BALl: Middl~ · ~rs. Estes, PL ' ary 15 if'l ,"'f'w Hnvr n patrols. Jane Evans Is leader for J'rank U'tBiDger Mrl Wll\lam cy. It was ~ td have a Sooutl Troop SiJ: will be Ia cbarge . PI · • It wa.~ a!S<I announced that the! Patrol 1 and other .memDers ~are Lathey, Mrs. Aifred · &~gs and :Juek d~ preceding each coats and hats. Table decora- 'lbere will bt a nJrm~age sale easant. chaplt'r wilt go to Athens tonighl Susanna Arnold, Anita Co Ill n 1 Mri. G1en EvBnl. Refreabrqents iDI for the ~~of ~ear. TONIGHT for an ICP skntin~ J¥1J1Y and meet 1Patty Fields. Linda Sauvage and were~ served by tht. boatNaat: 1D Mra. Alfred ~· .!'· ~· · · . NOT OPEN at lht' 111\I'I'J porldng Jot at s~ 15. : Susan Tracy Members or p8trol the above and Mn. N~ JUNt·klr WBI FRIDAY & SATURDAY p;zza .-;II he •·njoye~ after •koi -~ 11 ~re Marilyn Moore. leader; Mrs. Raymtmd ·Flad>er. ,Mn. Ev· <11<11011 ,'4 Jni~< Jan.26-27 in.'( JanK!t' Evans , JOJ,n Hewetson, ereU Lightfoot and Mn. Wilbur I G~e ,wel'f · ~ayed r . · . . , "MORGAN THE PIRATE" 1 ' k' d L'nd Sm'th ,direction ·OI~ght " ' · j .. The ("h: pter is sponliDring the ,Jac •e Jones an I a I • )'oung. ,. · ' .·' ,, · fa L '<~". • . · • ·*""'"' --~- Now You Know 11on1 or~n 1111 made 117 tbe Jntar. ..,..,... by tbt Becl!ord Y"""'§ · mediate s.llabury Girt Sc!llqU. Cent« " flowloy aod Reed "~ Potluc:k.'Event Chnnge In Meeting• Pr«edeiJ• OES , February 1st Mrs. Ro"ord Birchfield II d , Mro. Kenneth Hlchaeia ...... ""'~ Chapter Meetmg At Salisbury Chatter Club P.otr• K 'n ) J'1tney Supper It : ~ ...'OII\IIIf. m.,tare'l.t,efato. -·-"' - -, 1!1 e '· • lot u:!::r.·· .' BliP.: • (Technieolor) Steve Reevy, Valerie La· Graqe, Jva Garrani, Chelo A'onao. The greatest swash· buckt~r ever to sail l"he se,·en seas! The Robin Hood or the bounding main who11e eourage carved a path of glo~ across the world and back! Never before filmed . . . ne· ver equa1led! "ALL THE YOUNG MEN" Alan Ladd, Sidney Poilier. Ingemar Johansson, Glenn Corbett, J:!mes Darren, Paul Richards, Mort Sahl. Ele\'en whitt men and a Negro who muat lead them out of a Kor ean Death Trap. Heroism t C.:owardicel The Hell ol Wart SUN., MON. & TUIS. Jan. 28-29-30 "THE HUSTLER" Paul Neuman . Piper L1urie. Georlile t..:. Scott , Jarkie Glea· aon, a1 "Minnesota Fats". Myron McCormiek. Novel hy Walter Tevis. Why does a mDn hustle for a Buck or a place In the Sun ... fl probf' Into the Stranger . . . the ptfk-up .. lhe IWVage reuli · ties of Ufe & Love! Prlmi· tivel Explosive. Uynamie! IDiectrlfylng! Col•rcartoan• lt•alfy 1ft Acl ' :.::;···J..i. ~J~!!:A. we .TU'W'lI I Be : 1 I ,,. i,;~3 ~~4rck~ M~ """""' Moih<•rs' March on Poho ,.Susan. !'racy,, <he senior leader to be held .ranuary 30 from 1 to over both patrpls. D. Mrs. Don a& service · ·Named on pubUetty iom· G~er ~ t tf1 are C hriRtent~en ALSO SILICTID SHORTS CONTINUING OUR JANUARY Third, fourf, Degrees To Be mven Feb. 73th j Mrs. llo.:;.;.. ~.liao~·~ d J-'"' '· Plans were made 1o glve t h e Howar uu1110n. · third ~md rom1h degrees to ' ·.\ •.'-. VODKA EXPORTS , <andldatu at the nixt WARSAW IUPII - Poland !tOld o11 Fehrtiarv 13 when tU ~~"'J=.~;! Grunge m mat Tueoday lnc<eaoe owr 11160, accord· Harry Holter worthy to the olfldal lleWll agency presld!'d a n d P•P. The main puicna....,. rend from tbo Marcll • ·Mi~dleporl Dept. Store,·:··· Open 9 to 5 Mon. lhru Frl.- 11 to 9 on Saturday MILL IT. MIDDLEPoRT -:1=- . : =: - - ., Wom"''' · -· ' · ,~. . "· Slu 4to9 ' RUBBER '. . FOOTWEAR "'"4 5 lido, Boots ·-' -....,.-__,. $U8 M•n's . ·2 pr. $s.oo .... .... "·" . .. Men's Boyi• 4 lkl•. Boots ;,..·_ _ _ $3.18 .... """ Men's Work Ov•rshoes - - - - - $1.88 & & Slu 4to 9 .,.••: UNION SUITS .' Twelvc Rfl!lt lludlent1• ll .... "Wha' )I of Flannelette Hanes winter weight Union Suits give you 1'1'81 comfort outdoors. Real wear, too. Rib knit permits full free· dom of acUon. Snug collar, ribbed cuffs. . Sizes 36 to (10, Short or long sleeves with ankle length legs. PAJAMAS 0 • I • • t66'H Ecko , Robert Weaver. Shoe Trees Settate llemo<ralle lulor Mike Maosfield capped Makes all •hoes look better, last loti~, ·Q~t more w~~r fro111 every ., Joys ' .. SWEATERS ' $2.95 IOYI SWIATIRS ······--·····-·---· $U.S IIOYS i'NUTIRI · -····-·-··------$4.95-IOYS SWIATIRI ------·--· ··---··$US IOYI IWIATIRI · - -·--···,-····· -- - SALI IALI IALI SALI .,:.., . 79c Adlu•tabll WotMn end Chlldrono Sl1lo $2.GO $2.50 $3.50 f.UO · .' 67c Ia • ' ,. ' CORDUROY MENS SOCKS TROUSERS HANII $1.GO COlTON. $0CKI Aro:le ·and cf~w ·type. 69c I tO .:,~ . ui!IJ '" tblcltsot oonlu..Oy; flbric for tnuJh l' ' wear - No-tar~ construettoll. . Brown •nd· Sf... 38 "''1....' •· Pfilr 4.29 Neat ciO<k pottemo and Ulf!'\11. IIHo 10 to 13. \ .... ,SOc I IPICIAL GROUP , ....... ~ ....HiftYank • filr ' State Offieen '' .. : OfFFAVisit Kyger Chapter CAYAIAl , _ .1 TWit~ TROdsERS .· . " . . • ,ce::J'n; tllll ~ut for· Wln!lir :we~t · wannth. 42. o~r ,.to .. . . . '.I~ ."Jt.~ ,' stzes •<~ 4~.~-~.' : ' 69c ...... . Women's $2.95 ' .' ' I Fl~nnelette SustJn Worrier ·Given · fWITJI:ORb ...; Sing ~OIIf!. iln ex....... teacl!tr Vientiane, WBI guest .Night ·Gowns. · · Sizes a• to 48. Mother Hubbard stjle. Assorted patterns and colon. , ttr ' ' 2~69 ' Children's Sire 8\t 104 ' HUSH ·PUPPIES Silo 10 to 3 _ 2 pr. $5.00 blocontlnyocl, Stylto_ ., GE1ll POIT .18 IENVO,Y WASJIJNGTON tllPII~· - : .,.. llopao1mn . l!hanlotom. lected ' ·· .~. ., s.-e· to ........ •. B)'n*lo, oflo Ia !tlflnecl "' tbt D~"-11! ton. TENNIS - ' U.S. now ' 1114· Mono $4.95 Sal• I HANES 79c COUC)N ·$OQ(S . . o' Wom•n's Pl•stlc ~ --:--.---...- $1.38 tOst. ' in 77c Slipover and button front styles. Sizes 6 to 18. Solo ~~:1 :~~:. • Boys' llble . . 1tc Ad(ustaltll Mtn• Sbta In white ·and' aolid <Oiora ol lipll 11'01. <blflioal, Ioden creen, nl'ly blue, Commander blU.e ·and blaek. Stre~bea to lit Ill)' olze 10 lhrlll3. · • , ' .OXFORD~ 'l'bund.,; l>y . ' mlnistraiJl, bill to ~lr. SluoiO to 13 . a Fanner? .. by ref.-.- - ' 0 2.8S 19111 a-&• "mll<hins valontlnoo. "-~ •inllnl of "Love'a Old S w Song •• .....tutled tbt and •' Ski styles and button coat slyle. ' Prin~ pal· terns. Sizes 2 to. 6 aM 6 to 14. \ Earl Dean, prtC.'Oded 1 Ohio Boys $1.95 MENS 8411-LON 'STRETCH 'SOC:ICS· . . '. . Children's Pull On BoOb ·- - - - $1.38 .... $1.99 C(ltJVenfion Joket . .... fi.H FLATS- SPORTS . Esther by cle, ",'\braham ,.ad by Mra. - Winter ••lght . Nad!oc! - MONTH-END SALE FINAL CLEARANCE DRESS SHOES I' . maORr, ·•· _.,."''"" and from Vlt'lll proje<t at the new HOLD DEFBNBE TALKS Hospital. DAMASCUS II/I'II - Sy.-i• GeorMe Holter, legislative "'JJ''ecc Wotlneedar to negoread rommunlca!lons In a, muiUAI defenoe Weaty, a gord 10 rUieo of the F<llinero ........,!que oald. Tho Traders Life Jnsur...,. members and aiJO fi. dlaeulaion beN In the .ltgudature. Plana two <Ountiyo' forelp made lo practko deahe ten. • Monday February 12. Tlte program, In <harp Mrs. Qavld Koblents, ened with 'illomberl llenl:ln< for the New Year :.. .\'lens "Hin•s" A~k;~ln:•·tw~l~fts~ha~re~ihe~~~~~~~~ *"'""'· d• and Finland, PNP oald. !Ill' Unilod st...,, rl J2 5 denfS ' T0 ~ f)OffiQhf 43rd llso...-r! enttne1L ,.....,..................-.......:::...., . h and Dr. Martin Luthor King, Jr. Atlanta , Ga Values Throughout The Store ' Shop & Save At .The • • • ·· · Council Event . March 11·17. a project of tbe State Council ineeliJ,g to be Mid on WCTU Spiritual Life. . Thunday, Feb. 1, at tbe.Bradbury Named on planning eommltteea SChool at a meeting ollhe exeeuwere Mrs. T. T. Shelton, _chaJr· tive ~ittee of the.Meig• Cowsman: M... Josepb Cool!, Mlu LtJ. ty Council held 1'uetltlal' ~nln1 cretia Genhelmer and Mrs. Lena at tJoe home ol Mn. , taul 'lbefa Hubet'. A book will be placed In In Middllport. : I the Pomeroy Publlc Library In ' Mn. ·WIDiam B. Downlt, pretl· memory of Mrs. LeMie RummeJ, dent. wlai ln' eharge of the meet· lnl. 'Die pl'etd•lr"t's 8 late member. uA Great ~ernment'' from .the Stat.ept't maiallne . w" lh• toolc of II¥! prol!ram pro- bo glv"tn at the Council meE<InR 'J'he Ohio Pastors Convention Is Aenled by Mr&. Lena Huber, lead- 1obaervapce , pf l!lponrrored by lhe Ohio COuncil of er. AAsllltlng were Mra. Gladva There will be ·a apeakir on Churches representing 16 rna- cuckler, Mn. EVerett McKnight Iclef~ 8Dd ~fety, and a girla jor denomlnatrlona. Convention and Miss Genhelmer. 'I1le stud)'j4-H . elub . wlU gave I · first 1 aid chairman i~ Dr. RDY,mond R. Pel· bnok for the year "Today~s Df. demonstratiOn. ' · · en, Mack Memorial Church or ~Ivers." waa pre~enled and ttie · A" reoart oo a reefllt ~'Iii!! the Brt'lhren. D11yton. · lirsl. chapter dhocw;M!d. council prHidents 'lt'~l Convention leodert thia year Fonowing prav@r bv Mn. Cook, Mrt. DownJe. ~ will indude: Dr. Edgar H. 3. the meeting adjourned .lo meet ·has been' uked to send a Chandler Executive VP ol the Februarv !11 at the ' First Bantllf sentative to a afmllal' mi'Jetlng l'hurf'h Fectel'atlon of Greater Chi- Church for the Francia Willard . Mard1. Mn. Edmund 1 1 cago, and Religi_ous Advb10r for Tea. · was named to. the council nonlln· '~l, !he U S. Jnformation agency; ""tli'tg C!Ommiltee. , D1·. James 1. M<:Cord, Pres. of Reftl!lhnen.ts ' we~ 1earved Prlnce1on Theologl<al Seminary : Mrs. 'l't•ln til f11ase named the Hon. Andrew w. Cordier, Un· Mr&. Hareld Sauer•.. Mrs. Phil •• unIt~ N r . ookar. Hro. M Rov. Willi TIBC!' Fi-oclrer der-.Se Clnar:Y •• a tons, Dl'* Wll vo.<lka ' . rOunders Carol · dje To' AtfencJ.t:';oiJnty Minister'S Role Today / Them·e C • 0nvenfl0n ' "FRECKUS" -. ' ·Hard, Slow Wor'k To Grow- h s I E.nd-of'-the·.M0 nt a e lib'e.rfelds Pom·'e· ' ~· ~ :{oW, swill~ Groupl]llngingof "Sweetlfourof C&rl . ' ltnDW;~ Prayer'' and prayer by G. a~ I ~~~:.; ,·, Ewing, preaJdent, opened the ' . 1 meeting of the Pomeroy WC'l'U · ~Tuesday e•ening in the education· Pia"~ .U.ai room of the Federated Church. JN ,...,. Mi" Elizabeth Davlo and Ml'l. 'nlomas Bentt were weleomed as -~~ ~ , guests. Reports were given by the department 1t W8S Voted to be,, come a part of the "Prayer Vigil'' Plana '!'ere~·~ for~ COUqt): · "!'a· • ' . pQf~ Of ~V'1g1'/ ., son lfOI:je·.· ~L; -~ - .(Jonr,(i. ~~ eufd, rru:et· March ll-l7th' :;k~n :t.,l' a;'"\Yeed. chairman 1.1 ilt qllargr. o£ lhe mitee we.re Susinna Arnold. chairMarC'h 11nd is asking tho!!e- who hlan, Anita Colli~s, Linda Sauv80h('i!in~ ~ol bt'Jng. the i r ~ge lfn..1 Linda Smith The money !O th" CILY hall m Pome- ' mg c-losed With taps Attmdmg roy the ni~ht of the March il jwere Susanna Arnold, Anita Colthey Ill" (' no: able to bring t he l lins.. lane and Janice Evnn&, Pat· money m. tl will be pickett up it 1 ty ~~ ieMs Marilyn Moore . Linda the\· wi!l f'all WY 2>20!i2 after 7 1Smith and leaders, Mrs. · Moore tha.t evemng. <~nd Mrs. William Collins, Afler lht• dn~~e of the busiOP-SS meetmg , t;tm on polla was shown b" Mrs W•lliam Everson. T h t 1:aveling pmA was won by Mrs. CirUPSel ;..mel refreshments Were $ served by Mrs . John Watson and 1"\.J M". floomao Smith. .VT "The Role of the Minister in Today'il World" ls the theme of ~RE lhe 431·c\ Ohio Pastors Convention MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . tu be held U1 Colurrrbu_s January NOW SHOWING : Ur .. John M. Wilson, COO· Gene Strattl;'lcider'• venho!Y ~rector, ~nou~ced that mort than. 1000 regtstrauons have been rt<'t!tved to date, f~om ~· tors ove•· Ohio and ne1ghbormg (Scope &. ~olor) LIBERTY THEA °. at,:Y • •. Dan 1 -- • -::: ; MEIGS THEATRE • • "' ... .1~ .. l·.u. ·" lithe Tho ata . tlon �. ' X)MMENTAnNG, EOITC'P\ALLY GOP's Dilemma • Tuning up for 1962's election combat, Republican spokesmen appear to be of two minds as to what will benefit tbem most at the polls. Some, ...erting steadily that "conser· vatism Is on tbe march," say that the way to win big is to draw out countless GOP "stay-at-homes" who will be attracted only by clearly conservative proand candidates. 'l'bls analylil is one long cherished in certain Republican quarters. It was ardently favored by the late Sen. Robert A. Taft. On tbe other hand, party leaders probl!lll •dv,l!leliW_election results for future leiiiiJIIliiWra dif~erent notion. Tbey believe Republican election failures, in 1960 and before, principally refleet gross inadequacy of party organizatlon In the nation'• major cities, and l~ek of concerted, energetic appeal to tbe national and racill mlnorltieo which bulk 10 large In those cities. Few think of these latter as GOP stay-at-homes. Thio is the burden of the GOP's detailed findings after a year's inquiry into 1111960 loss of 27 of the top 41 U.S. elllea. Tbe study fundamentally does not fo- · cus on issues. But the reporting commit· tee said relatively Uttle to suggest It belleves the big future job io to fiusb out confirmed Republicans. Said Rep. Glen· ard p, Lipscomb of Califol'llia, I IUbeOm- 11'""' ' ' Tire Dm1y Sentiael 4' I , -' mittee chairmaA: "We must face !be fact that there II no shadow army of Republiqms sitting around in the big cities waitina to be mobilized instantly with a bugle call. "We must find new·.,people who be· 1 lieve in our philosophy." The investigating group makes abundantly plain ita conviction that these "new people" must come from the ranks of the minorities - and labor. All of this voter territory Is nonnaUy tbougbt of as heavy seedina; ground for the Dem· ocrats. The aum of tbe group' a utenalve advice to the Republican leadership it to find tbe men, the money and tbe tecbnlqueo to organize tbe party's bl& city ef. fort -and io orient It w)liiP'd .tbe voters who predominate In the urban elector· ate . Col!fllct Is sharp between Ibis big-city atudy group and tbOM w b o call for "mora conservatlam" u tlle key to vic· tory. The private comments on b o t h sideo underscore this split, The GOP'o "X·ray" of Its defeats In 1960 represents unu111ally candid polili· cal seH-examlnation. Tbe nation may .learn In !be campaigns Gf 1962 and 1964 whether the study find· lngs or the strcine conservative trumpet 10und1 wUI gove!'ll 'the Republicans' drive for capture of eonaresa and t be ... .. • ' •• Washin on Column I ' I' i. 1 2-Dal!y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 26, 1~6~ - Wallace Was Piker With 'Do-Gooder'ldeas BY PJ:ftll IUIIION WAIIIIING'I'ON - l!IIAl - It boo lllioa b Now I<> sbow a pibr fonnor Vfco Presidoot Heory A&ord Wallaft ""'Uy was, Mlftl Mcomet ID free lunch, Ideas. Twmty Y,.. ago tbil Ill I Y, wbOil Wodd Wor D , J.Ullr young,r Wallace made a apHdllll wbidl be llido "Tho object of this wor to I<> make 1111'41 thai ....,. body tlae pmlltge Ill drfnt. IDJ a q - Ill miDI 1 cloy." F'or thlo "-llaioD l d o •, lho V•P lomboolad IIIIITJI!I,:iluDy. 1111 .....-.Is _.. diltoriad intG .. loJterpretaiioa lilat be wfllled to &lve a quat Ill milk I day Ill lho He .... aald tllot, aldiolllh blo remarl< II lrequoatly aj:tri>"""" ID He dldo't ooy "liM" r.l be dldo't -.y "llotteulot." He Mid ....,tlody ...,ld "have tlle priVJlese" of delllkinc a quart of milk • day, do-.- * w• '*"· w• 10D.u. 11111 ~- t1 w.u-·. 1111 -.fo ~ U. moot taiJIIo bn 1o a booonry -oo.ntup. In t1ae ·Jolla Blrdl IG<foty. F'or t1ae New Frontier&.., have oooted up • plan ''lo ~~~~~~ odJGol luocb pl'08I'OIDI llm>IYillfl ac leMt !Gil mflJloa cbiiell• wllilio1 n.. rears." ~:...__._ GNrp MoGov· on, N.D., •tl holl iGt P•- Ia lho ........I of• ll<o. ,._.. lllo Ia a to ~ tl i\ii:!OIIIIoro DnoUie L. r - ud i'onlp Alii ,U. !"'aklntor Fowler lbmflfoo, Tlley•ro IIIKiylq B. Tile . _ . podl .,. Ml 41& II ~ n~qulro ~ '!Pfi'OYal, but thio ilm't lacaoeeff. able, ellhor. For tllo plan is befJ1i 101 up uiOIDOihins t11ot wl1l halp pt rid f!1 Americall ourpluoeo of Mloot "!"' dried milk. So it'1 a oubsidy for AmerlCIOI farmers II ...U as a relief project!<> feedhun· Vf f~>niiD kidl. y.. lor, t1w ;..., mi11m fool ol a grlllll baois oncle< Tilles fl and : drlool milk, wbidl 100uld .:...&e Jli ol Public Law 480. Tho granl U.U IN JANUA&T, M<Gov- to billloa ~ ol mDk. 'IIIey would be gov.....,..t-to-govern· em wiD make a ......t-lhe--ld eotllniU ~ milfloo for 7.2 nul- rirent and _,ld 1101 have to bo tDur ID """"l' pouibilltin and lor tms o1 ..nut, whkll lfould paid for , "'cept by the American tho ~ilfty of hit plan Ill plio II bill!on too... ol bNtld. lalpal"". f~gn Ho to odlod1ll- To tbll would be added $115 od to moot 'Mfl ~ ,. hlflllea for ..... fr-eftiiJI. ·r b 1 I Tlll8 1.8N'1', OF COIJII8E, I oJJiaot ~ .Jr. 11 ~ Jllllb laW •If IIIII· .,... Idee. y.., may 1101 realbo Rmg Kooc- Aftlr laoklaa tldap 1laa a , _•. 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Clan f.. Alplple 11. Fuadtul ·--- -· bun'• . bl.rth· place ~- lnUI' ,· J ,' Dlr.eetlonal ..... .. - ...A'tlra- :1 . Quhle ropa •for a I.Fiamln& I 'I \. '\. I ' '• . DAILY 'CROSSWORD't llpt • .. Hope'a , ti.JIIdeoo' plii>ollor........ ~ u • llooi:P. Ill•llhll hod to run '""" lhe """"· pefll Ia WANT ADS I .... . . I T~levisi~n In Revj~w \ INSURANCE ' ' ' 40. Vend ... DocJut nonexlate11t 16. Similar 46. Seotcb rt_ver n . Muat·c note ( ~ 13 Cu. Ft. 1110. t'JIO HOTPOINT fl.DO FREEZER CHEST $8.00 • ' . ,~. • PHONE WY 2-2157 $188.00 WlTJI TIIADB • INGELS FURNITURE Mldd.ltpOI't, Ohio JUDICIAL SALE I 0:00 A.M. J~noary 27, 1962 Mason County Courthouse TIME: PLACE: Point Pleasant, W.Va. . SUBJECT: 300 acre dairy farm abutting · A _C.,....... ~a'dJ& L I P U l J' U \ '• I j:. ' OMJAULQ ... - Y Mq 33 about one mile east of Town U....... l'l'l!oL u\ -a • 8 'I' KJ'I'M'WVIQL · ' . Ohio River and lJ. S. Route No. B I U P" u .T L ' ' '\ .'",. .. Cl ' • . .. ' WMPO Radio SAMUEL D. LlffiEPAGE, Commissioner. liD , · ........... 111'1> ' . ftl , ... ......., 1960Dodge • • • • •S2Q95 Clido ' ' power I lluollor , _ " ' •.. $1195 ·. 1959' 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Standard shift, heater and de- _d ......... ltoste~. a. ••r•nr. 111 & ..._ ; · ..... t n _ 1 1959 Ford·· ~. • • • • . S139S '.- 2 Dr. .VB. -Radio and standard Irani. 0 a•t I' . heate~. owner•.Wblie :finish.· · ·!' ' ... J959 DPdge ~- ...• S1S9S • Dr. sedail. Auto. Trans. ,dlo and beal!r. 'One local owner. "\, j ., .· ' 19S8CI,evroh~t ' ' , r, . • • • suts. 1 .· . 2 Dr. sed_UI. Auto. 'n'!lns. V·8 e,nalne. Radio, ' · h1ater.' · , ... . . d . I j • ' THE HOLE WJE~ RADIO Newport 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio and heater, wts/w , tires, power steering. New Car Trade-in . PUT IT IN . 1961 Chrysler • • • . $2795 I l'LL CHEW A PIECE OF GUM AND • Wllli Gad ateerlng. au!o. ~rw: Wb,lt~ fiDisli. Ju • . 0JIIii8'I'IIIIm!( 2 barns, a.nd other buildings. aDd. beater, Q>l Y~ Cr)op""""le' SO .JIAJIY II'A8HIONA!'LS FA,Lo I'I'Jilfl> FIRiq.Y ON '1'1UI:Ia J'llin',- · of Mason, includes 2 dwellings, 4 Dr. StatiAn Wqon. 'Radio Q 0 ,U ' ' . '' ' ....,. . \Ill? �.. ......,..' -, ~-- -·--··~- .... tl ~· -~ ~· --~ ..,... .... . . . -...... _ ·~ - -~- . -·.... -. i-... ----'" '·.,.... __ .............. ---· ................ . . - - ~- .,. .......,_ • ' • I ' Nov 'loa Knov 1'ho lormol - ol ~,....... 't. It Doalall - 1• . .... ~ ·Vlf fll,l. ,, XIII NO. .u. 239 e • at y ' • enttn ~; Pomeroy-Middleport, Obio, __ _Saturday, _ _Jan. _27, _1962 __;__ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1'eatLer ..... --~ ...... .......,, ""' .....,,..... Fair, - lllitld. .... INt SJNGL& COPY-II lleavy Overcast Scrubbed Out Glenn's Orbit Try After Near Perfect Countdown .MEIGS THEATRE ... moroy, Ohio fONIGHT & SATURDAY "MORGAN THE PIRATE" (Techni.color) Steve Reeves, Valerie La· Grange, Iva Garranl. Chelo AlnlliC). The 1reate1t awaah· buck1fr. ever to ~~il the ae· ven 1eaol The Robin HOO<I o£ the hoUnding main who•• rourage eafved • path of glory across the world and backt • End·of-the. Month Sale! Never befor' filmed .. . ne· Pomeroy-Middleport Rotary Club He$l's Of Oil Tension ver equalled I "ALL THE YOUNG MEN" l Alan Ladd, Sidney Poitier, ·~~~~s,',Jam~• JohanaRoD, Darren,Glenn Paul Mort Sahl, Eleven whlte men and a Negro who muat lead them out of a Kor· ean Death Trap. Heroism! Cowardice! The Hell of Worl ' of •"e ' Alf81n, alon IUrt. Keller lf'tts Gueal 0/ Honor JUN. MON. & TUIS, Jon. 21·29-30 ''THI HUSTLII" Paul Neuman, Piper L9urle, Geora:e C. Scott, Jackie Glea· son, 11 uMinneaor.. Fate", Myron McCormlc~. Novel by Walter Tevis. Why doe1 a man hustle lor a Burk or•a place In the Sun .. , a probe into tbo stranuer • . . the pick-up .. the aavage reaH· !leo ol Lite & Love! Prlmi· Uvel Explooivo. Drnamirl lihctrlfyin&l C.ltrarloont loollv lit Act Buy Now- Save Now AT POMEROY MOTOR CO~ · ) Quality Cars - low Winter Prices 1960 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door Sedan $2295 Locally owned with real low mileage. Hal factory air ,con· dltlonmg, ~utomatlc trans., power oteerlna and brakea, radio, heater. Tinted Jla~ and all delu" featuceo be.a~· lui while llaiah wl.lllturquoise interior. 1959 Buick Eledra 225 H.T. Cpe.- $·J965 • • • • Loral owner, spotlesa tlean Interior, dark &reen ftniah, all aood tires, Cull power equlpmonl, radio and heater. l959 Chavrolet Impala ~nv. Cpe. • $1795 Whtlo flnlah, black top. Rod interior. Automatic trano. Power oteerin1 and brukes. Radkl, , heater and all Deluxe equ'il)mont. Unu11ually nl~e and clean throughout. ··~ I•• 1t58 Studebaker Comm. 4 Door - - $7f$ 31.000 mllel by original OWller. Spotleoa •leal' J'IIW•· Dark are011 nnioh, extra aood tires, VB motor, IUtl*ilial:· .. ~ ,Heater. ' ,>' '•vrolet 9 Pass. Station now Interior. (lrigl.. t blue Run• out perfeel. 8 cyl. motor !life•~ Deluxe 4 Door Sec:l•r! tran1. New aeat eover1, · all IU'fll good. '" .. • • • • \wtld County Level Petitions Not ~ Riceived As Deadline Nears � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 26, 1962 nutter